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Depends on your style but not for me.

Good coaching video!

must be a very hard hitter for the O7E to bottom out!

i do not think there is a blade on a smaller blade head size same as stiga def pro since it is a flexy carbon blade and also very thin.

Vega Def is just way slower and suits better for chopping. The Tau 2 has a medium soft topsheet that lets you sink the ball easily.

Xiom Tau 2. No need to boost.

I think this thread needs to be revisited once in a while since it can give good advices.

I think you would agree with me that being too technical will not enable normal readers to relate to a post.

I always share this personal quote of mine to players I train. "An athlete distinguishes himself from an ordinary person by way of virtues and an extraordinary character. It doesn't end when training ends but he carries the values of an athlete reflected by his discipline, stature and...

MA Lin Soft Carbon, Falck W7, Ma Lin Extra Offensive

With harder rubbers, you are relying more on your stroke and touch.

The Tau 2 and Vea China have the same sponge but with different hardness. The O7 China also has another sponge unlike vega or tau.

Really a personal preference because I love to brush the ball in the bh but I have lots of people who are soft bh rubber users that find it good. ​​​​ ​​

Looks amazing. This looks better than doing shadow drills! Good review bro!

They seem to have the same appearance but I need to confirm it first. TAU II has a 55 degree sponge while Vega China has a 54 degree sponge.

Durability is better than non-tacky esn rubbers. It does pick up dust easily so you need to clean it often.

It is not as soft as soft euro rubbers that it changes your contact and stroke entirely even when boosted. I have used it for almost 3 months now and even still do full swings in the forehand and not compact strokes because it is easy to handle though for counters close to the table it should be...

It says, "Designed For Inorganic Glue National Player Special Made Ping Pong" lol.Seriously, the 6.4mm is kinda thick. This is already in the level of those thick balsa carbon blades.

I shifted to a euro rubber in the backhand today because I gave my student the H3 37 for both fh and BH. He used to have h3 39 non neo fh and T05 for his bh. His shots are much better for spin and the speed is much more for the FH. The backhand surprised me as it has a lot of misses due to a...

Same, they just come from different batches. Some batches are good some are bad.